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Microsoft's latest Copilot Fall Release has a new face — and a deliberate wink to the past: Mico, an animated, shape‑shifting avatar designed to make voice and multimodal AI conversations feel warmer, more conversational, and more human‑centered, while remaining explicitly optional for users who...

Microsoft’s new Copilot avatar, Mico, arrived as a deliberate attempt to solve a decades‑old design problem: how to give artificial intelligence a useful face without repeating the interruption, annoyance and misplaced intimacy that turned Clippy into a cultural punchline. The company introduced...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot refresh turns the assistant into a social, memory-capable companion — led by an optional animated avatar called Mico and a dozen headline features that reshape how Copilot behaves on Windows, Edge, mobile and in shared sessions. Background / Overview Microsoft unveiled...

Microsoft’s AI assistant just got a face — and a wink to its most infamous predecessor — as the Copilot Fall Release rolls out an animated, non‑human avatar called Mico, while bundling a suite of memory, collaboration, and agentic features that together recast Copilot from a one‑off helper into...

Microsoft has introduced Mico, an animated, blob‑shaped avatar for Copilot’s voice mode that Microsoft positions as the AI “companion” to make conversations feel more natural, expressive, and emotionally attuned. Overview Mico — a name derived from Microsoft Copilot — is an optional, animated...

Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Release makes the assistant feel more social, more persistent, and — quite literally — more personable with a new animated avatar called Mico, expanded long‑term memory and connectors, collaborative Copilot Groups, and deeper agentic capabilities inside Microsoft Edge...

Microsoft’s late‑October Copilot Fall Release pulls multiple previously teased features into a single consumer‑facing package — an expressive avatar called Mico, shared Copilot Groups for up to 32 participants, long‑term Memory with explicit controls, expanded Connectors (including Gmail and...

Microsoft's paperclip mascot has quietly slipped back into the spotlight — not as a full return to duty, but as a wink and a nod tucked inside the company’s latest Copilot update: a playful Easter egg that briefly transforms the new AI avatar Mico into the nostalgia‑soaked paperclip many of us...

Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Update reframes the assistant as a persistent, multimodal companion — introducing an animated avatar called Mico, long‑term memory and personalization controls, shared Copilot Groups for up to 32 participants, expanded third‑party connectors, and agentic browser features...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot Fall Release brings back a note of nostalgia — and a sharp reminder of modern AI’s design trade-offs — by introducing Mico, an expressive animated avatar that can briefly transform into the old Office mascot Clippit (Clippy) as a hidden Easter egg, while rolling out a...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update has a face — a deliberately non‑human one — and it arrives as part of a broader shift from building smarter AI to building more relatable AI: Mico, an animated, voice‑first avatar that listens, emotes, remembers, and even pushes back when needed. Background /...

Microsoft’s new Copilot avatar, Mico, arrives as a deliberately friendly, animated face for voice interactions — and while Microsoft frames it as a human‑centered convenience, the change materially raises the stakes for privacy, governance, and the psychological risks of parasocial relationships...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update repositions the company’s AI assistant as a social, persistent, and personality-driven companion for everyday computing — and yes, there’s a new animated friend called Mico that can wink at the old Office paperclip. The fall release bundles roughly a dozen...

Microsoft’s new Copilot avatar arrived with a wink: an animated, emoji‑like companion called Mico that’s designed to make voice interactions on Windows and in Edge feel warmer, more human, and easier to navigate — and yes, it hides a modern Clippy easter egg for anyone nostalgic (or wary) enough...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update pushes the assistant from a reactive helper toward a persistent, personality-driven companion — introducing a voice‑first avatar called Mico (a deliberate Clippy nod), long‑term memory and privacy controls, multi‑user Copilot Groups, deeper Edge integrations...

Microsoft’s Copilot just got a face: an animated, expressive avatar called Mico that appears in voice interactions and aims to make AI on the PC feel more like a helpful companion than a cold tool. Background / Overview Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Release reframes the company’s consumer AI strategy...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot Fall Release reframes the assistant as an explicitly human‑centered companion — an optional, animated persona named Mico, long‑term memory and connectors, shared Copilot Groups for up to 32 people, voice‑first tutoring called Learn Live, and expanded agentic browser...

Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Release tightens the company’s bet that AI should free people to focus on what matters by becoming more social, more persistent, and — for the first time in a sustained consumer rollout — visually expressive through an optional avatar named Mico. Background / Overview...

Microsoft’s newest Copilot roll‑out turns the company’s assistant from a reactive search box into a deliberately personal, voice‑and‑vision enabled companion — adding long‑term memory and explicit connectors, an optional animated avatar called Mico, group sessions for shared planning, grounded...

Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Release is a significant, consumer‑facing reframe of the Copilot experience: a dozen headline features that make the assistant more expressive, social, and agentic—led by a new animated avatar called Mico, shared Copilot Groups for up to 32 participants, long‑term Memory...